You are in StampAuctionNetwork Unattended Live Bidding
. Note that by using SAN Unattended Live Bidding, you understand
that if your bid is successful, you will be invoiced at 1% of the Realized value, no cap and no minimum.
South Africa, 1896 (Jan.), Soldier's envelope from Teneriffe, Canary Islands to York, England (Jan. 23), endorsed "From No. 3517 Cr. Sergt. W.E. Brennan West Ridge Regt. S.S. Arab Teneriffe" and countersigned by the Commanding Troop Officer, franked with G.B. 1d violet perfin "UN/C" (Union Steamship Co. Ltd.), canceled by "Paid Liverpool Br. Packet" c.d.s. (Jan. 23); damaged on reverse from rough opening, otherwise Very Fine and an unusual example of soldier's concessionary rate mail, ex Gerald Sattin,
Written on board the "S.S. Arab", which was being used as a troop ship, by a member of the 2nd Battalion West Riding Regiment, which was stationed in South Africa at the time. This soldier's letter was posted from Teneriffe, where the ship called en route from Southampton (Dec. 1895) to Cape Town. It was then transferred to another Union Steamship Co. ship originating from West Africa and bound for Liverpool. Suggested Bid $400-500 (Image)
Suggested Bid $400-500
Opening US$ 200.00
Closed..Mar-29-2021, 11:57:56 EST
Sold For 0
Sale No: 755
Lot No: 226
Symbol: Cat No: Type I
Czechoslovak Legion Post in Siberia, 1920, Registered Cover sent from Siberia to Prague, a striking cover, franked by Czechoslovak Legion #4 (Type I), 11 (Type I) and 12a (Type II), each tied by bridge-type Legion "1919" cancels in black, with two additional military handstamps in violet; "Recomando" noted in red brown crayon manuscript, with penciled "3" and Registry "No. 15927" in red ink lower left; additional Military Post handstamp in magenta on reverse; amazingly fresh, with just the slightest corner damage at upper right (stamp unaffected), Very Fine, a lovely and scarce piece of postal history, with 1999 Briefmarkenprüfstelle Basel certificate signed Bach & Eichele. Suggested Bid $1,000-1,500 (Image)
Suggested Bid $1,000-1,500
Opening US$ 600.00
Sold...US$ 600.00
Closed..Mar-29-2021, 12:54:30 EST
Sold For 600
Censored Covers
Sale No: 755
Lot No: 152
Symbol: Cat No: Aug. 17
Gambia, 1942-43, Pair of censored envelopes from Bathurst to Great Britain, the first cover 1942 (Aug. 17) franked with ½d and 2d, showing superb "Crown/Passed/INN/7219" framed handstamp (type 4B) in blue, predating the earliest date recorded by Martin and Walton, and 1943 (May 15) registered cover bearing 6d and 1sh, showing light strike of "Crown/Passed/NN/3" framed handstamp (type 4A) in violet; a few minor imperfections or age spots, otherwise Fine to Very Fine. Suggested Bid $150-200 (Image)
